Ward J. 'Jack' Timken retires as Timken Foundation president
Ward J. "Jack" Timken has resigned as president of the Timken Foundation of Canton after leading the nonprofit for more than 40 years.
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Spirit of Philanthropy awards presented to local health departments
BUCYRUS — Every year, The Community Foundation for Crawford County accepts nominations for their Spirit of Philanthropy award, which is given to a pe
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Walsh University partnership with Shimadzu offers students opportunity
Walsh University plans to help area companies with research at a laboratory made possible by local donations and help from Shimadzu Scientific.
Source: cantonrep.com
Morning Headlines: UA Extends President Gary Miller's Contract; Ex-Trump Aide, Ohio Congressional Candidate Sues Over Abuse Allegations
University of Akron President Gary Miller has received an extension through June 2027; 16th Congressional District candidate Max Miller has filed a defamation lawsuit against his former girlfriend and White House colleague; The Timken Foundation is giving the University of Akron $3 million to boost manufacturing research; and more stories.
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'The ELEVEN' art project nears goal line with Pete Rozelle unveiling
CANTON – Standing on Fifth Street NW in downtown Canton, artist Tommy Morgan described the inspiration for the football-themed banner mural towering over him from the side of a brick building. A tribute to late NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle, Morgan said during Tuesday's formal unveiling that he set out to capture the joy of the man who is credited with helping to make professional football the most popular sport in America today. Turning around, the Stark County artist gestured at Rozelle and said football teams on each side of the sprawling art piece represent the NFL and AFL before...
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